Explore five games from Game Center with clear friend and bot entry points. Each game keeps its own rules and settings. Poker begins faster, with basic setup options visible and advanced settings collapsed. This update also improves navigation and hand arrangement. Games use practice chips only.

This update improves connection recovery and keeps you signed in through temporary server interruptions. Profile names and avatars display more consistently, session details include squid-game penalty settlements, and room setup and post-hand pacing are refined. Games continue to use practice chips only.

Notifications now open in a full detail view, keep complete localized messages readable, and expose only verified BluffKing X and Telegram feedback links. Embedded table and support pages now keep signed-in sessions aligned with the server's 90-day inactivity window. Games continue to use practice chips only.

Fixes for the rough edges you actually hit at the table. Seats • Resuming a game drops you back into your real seat, so you can act immediately instead of sitting out the hand. • Backing out of a public table you joined by code now frees the chair instead of leaving a ghost in it. Public tables • An old private room code no longer follows you onto a public table — nothing stale to show, or share by accident. History • Session details now come from the server's own ledger: one row per player, everyone's real hand count, buy-ins that include rebuys, and a clear retry if it fails to load. Review and drills • Hands dealt with advanced encrypted dealing show unrevealed hole cards as card backs, with a note on why a full review isn't available. • Drill titles are properly localized. Membership • The membership screen describes what you actually hold, and never offers to turn off auto-renew on something that was never going to renew. Plus clearer, more honest wording on what advanced encrypted dealing does and does not do. Practice chips only — never real money.

• Adds six-digit email-code registration with clearer sign-in and account recovery • Supports custom blinds, straddle, and finite-squid table rules • Strengthens table connectivity, reconnect continuity, and WebView compatibility • Improves compact-screen layout, back navigation, and overall stability

This update keeps the blind amounts shown at the table accurate before and during every hand, adds a Tools tab in the bottom bar that opens BluffKing's poker-math helpers in one tap, and includes small stability fixes. Thanks for playing BluffKing!